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Anti-5G fever spreads to the Netherlands as towers suffer ‘arson and sabotage’

Posted on April 11, 2020April 11, 2020By Editor

Several 5G broadcasting masts across the Netherlands were damaged in what authorities have described as “a worrying development.” Similar acts of sabotage have previously been seen in the UK. … Read More >Anti-5G fever spreads to the Netherlands as towers suffer ‘arson and sabotage’

50 cases of Covid-19 aboard France’s ONLY aircraft carrier, Defense Ministry confirms

Posted on April 11, 2020April 11, 2020By Editor

The coronavirus outbreak on board France’s only aircraft carrier has infected 50 crew members, the French Defense Ministry has confirmed. The Navy flagship is on its way to Toulon after cutting short its Mediterranean mission. … Read More >50 cases of Covid-19 aboard France’s ONLY aircraft carrier, Defense Ministry confirms

‘The real test is yet to come’ on Covid-19, PM Orban says as Hungary sees biggest daily rise in cases

Posted on April 11, 2020April 11, 2020By Editor

Hungary is bracing for a big surge in Covid-19 cases, with Prime Minister Viktor Orban warning that the “real test” was imminent as the country saw its biggest daily jump in confirmed infections. … Read More >‘The real test is yet to come’ on Covid-19, PM Orban says as Hungary sees biggest daily rise in cases

What we know about the Russian-staffed COVID-19 hospital in Italy

Posted on April 10, 2020April 10, 2020By Editor

Russian military virologists have been assisting Italy in battling the coronavirus outbreak in Bergamo since April 8. They work out of a newly built field hospital for COVID-19 patients. We took a take closer look at the rapidly-constructed Russian-Italian project. … Read More >What we know about the Russian-staffed COVID-19 hospital in Italy

Google ‘seriously damaged’ French media sector, must negotiate compensation – antitrust regulator

Posted on April 9, 2020April 9, 2020By Editor

Google has inflicted “serious damage” on the French media and must compensate news companies for using their copyrighted content, the nation’s competition regulator has said. … Read More >Google ‘seriously damaged’ French media sector, must negotiate compensation – antitrust regulator

‘Mere insinuation offends me’: Italy’s PM Conte blasts suggestion of ulterior motive behind Russian coronavirus aid

Posted on April 9, 2020April 9, 2020By Editor

Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has called any suggestion that Russia had an ulterior motive in sending coronavirus aid to Italy “an insult to the Italian government,” warning that the pandemic poses an existential threat to the EU. … Read More >‘Mere insinuation offends me’: Italy’s PM Conte blasts suggestion of ulterior motive behind Russian coronavirus aid

France to extend coronavirus lockdown beyond April 15

Posted on April 9, 2020April 9, 2020By Editor

Coronavirus lockdown measures in France, already in place for more than three weeks, will be extended further, President Emmanuel Macron’s office said. The country has filed over 110,000 confirmed cases and 10,800 deaths. … Read More >France to extend coronavirus lockdown beyond April 15

Cheesus crisis! ‘Cry of alarm’ as Covid-19 bites French cheese industry after coming for iconic wines

Posted on April 9, 2020April 9, 2020By Editor

Two of France’s favorite pastimes — eating cheese and drinking wine — are under threat as the Covid-19 pandemic forced the closure of restaurants, markets and pubs. Producers fear France’s key industries might not survive. … Read More >Cheesus crisis! ‘Cry of alarm’ as Covid-19 bites French cheese industry after coming for iconic wines

EU ‘to take common approach’ on Covid-19 tracking apps as projects in Germany and France face privacy concerns, legal challenges

Posted on April 9, 2020April 9, 2020By Editor

The EU is reportedly prepared to adopt a common strategy for Covid-19 tracking apps amid calls to create a pan-European software model. Such projects have been met with privacy concerns and legal hurdles in Germany and France. … Read More >EU ‘to take common approach’ on Covid-19 tracking apps as projects in Germany and France face privacy concerns, legal challenges

Head of EU’s top science body quits after Covid-19 response plans get bogged down by Brussels bureaucracy

Posted on April 9, 2020April 9, 2020By Editor

The head of EU’s main science organization has resigned just months after taking the job. He said both the body and EU leadership failed to adopt a robust science-based approach to the Covid-19 outbreak when one was badly needed. … Read More >Head of EU’s top science body quits after Covid-19 response plans get bogged down by Brussels bureaucracy

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